2022 Statewide Pink Webinar
Event Details
Date
April 28, 2022
Time
11:30am - 12:30pm
Location
Zoom
Host
CCE Lake Ontario Fruit Program & CCE Eastern NY Commercial Horticulture Program

Early season precision crop load management strategies, along with pest and disease management recommendations by Cornell University faculty and Cornell Cooperative Extension Fruit Team specialists. Jointly hosted by the CCE Lake Ontario Fruit Program and the CCE Eastern NY Commercial Horticulture Program.
This webinar was recorded and is now available Statewide Pink Webinar Recording
Agenda
Craig Kahlke (CCE-LOF) - Welcome, Introductions, Plans for Future Spring Programming (5 minutes)
Dr. Terence Robinson (Cornell U) - Precision Crop Load Management in 2022 (30 minutes)
Dan Donahue (CCE-ENYCHP) - The Use of Prohexadione CA at Pink in Honeycrisp for Bitter Pit Mitigation (5 minutes)
Dr. Kerik Cox (Cornell U) - Spring Disease Management (10 minutes)
Dr. Monique Rivera (Cornell U) - Spring Insect Management (10 minutes)
No registration required, click the link at time of the webinar:
https://cornell.zoom.us/j/93872441577pwd=N2JhZWlSbExFYUp2NEVqUzdRcXhJUT09
passcode is 913325
Upcoming Events
Harmonized GAP Plus+ Plan Writing Session
March 20, 2026
Newark, NY
Join us for this specialized workshop to cover requirements for this specific audit. Commercial fruit and vegetable growers are increasingly being asked to have the Harmonized GAP Plus+ audit to satisfy some large buyer's requirements.
Pesticide Applicator Review Course & Exam
March 24, 2026 : Review Course - Day 1
Newark, NY
This 2-day course will go over the core information to help applicators pass the applicators exam, which students will take on April 2nd after the course is concluded. *Note: This is not the 30-hour course, and you will need to meet the requirements set by the DEC to qualify for the exam.*
March 26, 2026 : Review Course - Day 2
Newark, NY
This 2-day course will go over the core information to help applicators pass the applicators exam, which students will take on April 2nd after the course is concluded. *Note: This is not the 30-hour course, and you will need to meet the requirements set by the DEC to qualify for the exam.*
2026 Tree Fruit Scouting Online Course
February 25, 2026 : Week 1 - IPM Fundamentals + Tools
This course trains tree fruit growers, orchard employees, industry professionals and interested students on the biology, identification and monitoring of major economically significant orchard pests, using an integrated pest management (IPM) approach. This course is FREE and provides an annual opportunity for growers to refresh their knowledge in advance of the growing season. Register by February 18th.
March 4, 2026 : Week 2 - Insects: Part 1
This course trains tree fruit growers, orchard employees, industry professionals and interested students on the biology, identification and monitoring of major economically significant orchard pests, using an integrated pest management (IPM) approach. This course is FREE and provides an annual opportunity for growers to refresh their knowledge in advance of the growing season. Register by February 18th.
March 11, 2026 : Week 3 - Insects: Part 2
This course trains tree fruit growers, orchard employees, industry professionals and interested students on the biology, identification and monitoring of major economically significant orchard pests, using an integrated pest management (IPM) approach. This course is FREE and provides an annual opportunity for growers to refresh their knowledge in advance of the growing season. Register by February 18th.
March 18, 2026 : Week 4 - Diseases
This course trains tree fruit growers, orchard employees, industry professionals and interested students on the biology, identification and monitoring of major economically significant orchard pests, using an integrated pest management (IPM) approach. This course is FREE and provides an annual opportunity for growers to refresh their knowledge in advance of the growing season. Register by February 18th.
March 25, 2026 : Week 5 - Weeds, Wildlife, + Wrap-Up
This course trains tree fruit growers, orchard employees, industry professionals and interested students on the biology, identification and monitoring of major economically significant orchard pests, using an integrated pest management (IPM) approach. This course is FREE and provides an annual opportunity for growers to refresh their knowledge in advance of the growing season. Register by February 18th.
